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Have y'all seen the fandangled sewinv machines? Fucking cool shit.
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Those are the badass machines. Have you weighed how the need for textiles spawned the industrial revolution?
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i got to play with one it was programmable and sheit. i made a hat that said "CUM"
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From a synthesis perspective the particles look pretty safe and stable. Despite using Yttrium and Ytterbium (rare, and can be toxic) the coatings (polyacrylic acid and then a protein corona) prevent diffusion in/out of the core pretty well. Their synthesis is a nightmare though... so complicated. There are easier methods. The real breakthrough/practicality would be if they could get a broader NIR absorption and maintain their narrow emission bands by mixing up the particle sizes. I will have to dig into the paper... I don't understand the bimodal emission band yet. There are lots of applications for NPs you'll see pop up in the coming years, especially in electronics/medicine. Some of the particles I make are being used to test for deadly diseases at trace levels with very high accuracy. It is a fun field of research. Quote:
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Ohh that’s interesting stuff! Thank you for sharing your expertise.
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It was a very good poast and I enjoyed reading it ^^ ty for contributing.
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